保ほ有ゆう

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保有する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal term for owning, holding, or retaining assets, rights, qualifications, or resources. Often used in business, legal, and policy contexts.

Related words· 8

所しょ有ゆうN1
所有 is the general legal term for ownership, while 保有 emphasizes the ongoing act of holding or retaining something, often with a management nuance.
保ほ持じ
保持 focuses on maintaining a state, quality, or condition (e.g. a record or temperature), whereas 保有 refers to possessing tangible or intangible assets.
占せん有ゆう
占有 stresses exclusive control or occupation of something (often in a legal dispute sense), while 保有 simply means holding or retaining without implying exclusivity.
所しょ蔵ぞう
保有 is used for holding assets, stocks, or licenses in legal or financial contexts, whereas 所蔵 is used for cultural or physical items kept in a collection.

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領りょう有ゆう
保有 means holding or maintaining possession of something like assets or weapons, whereas 領有 is limited to territorial possession.
現げん有ゆう
保有 focuses on the act of holding or retaining something (often legally or officially), while 現有 simply describes what is currently on hand or in stock.
手て持もち
保有 is a formal term for holding or retaining assets, rights, or resources over time, whereas 手持ち refers to what is immediately available or in stock right now.
有ゆうするN1
保有する emphasizes holding or retaining something (like assets or qualifications) over time, while 有する simply states that one possesses it.

Don't confuse with

保ほ存ぞんN3
保存 shares the kanji 保 with 保有 but means preserving or storing something (like food or data), not possessing or owning it.
保ほ持じ
保有 means to own or possess something (like assets or qualifications), while 保持 means to maintain a state or status, not necessarily ownership.